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VEGA
GAZETTE,
LAB VEGAS, ST. M., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER '24, 1880.
NO. 114.
LAS
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MARWEDE,ViiLOER &. CO.
Healer in
HARDWARE
Woodenware, .
STOVES i TINWARE
ASI .
ITouseFit rn ishing Goods
KoseuwiiH's Block, ou PI
l. AS ;VKA;
SEW MEXICO.
A. Desmonta
p a i k t e i::
Frp.coe, graining, v. caTSwVinig,
paper hanging, etc Leave orders
with M. Heine on the plaa.
Reliable Insurande
LIVEKPOOL AND
GLO&
HOME, OF NEjJMMlSJf.
SPUING FJE
MA-
IIAMDUltO-iÍAi'.nEBVlía, HAM
BURG, ííEÜVANY.
K. IS K O W X I G.
oi fici: 1 ?f 'Sew tm .
"BILLY'S"
In Dpld's Block.
North v'er.Cor. ot'he Vlaz'i-l
The mot elegiuit nppointcd'salooit in
the Southwest. The finest liquors in
the country... Mii'ed drinks a spec
ialty. Opcirday nd night.
Coffirs, Casks,
And Undertaking Coeds ot all Kinds Kept
Constantly on Hand.
3?n.-A.3xri3: ogden,
I. AS VEGAS, X. M.
All Ordev Promptly Tilled.
J. N. FURLONG,
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Gallery iu the Bear ot the Exchange
Hotel, West Las Vegas.
EIGHAED "DTTlsriEsr,
xotaky i'uklic.
N. J. PETTIJOHN M. D .
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Hot Springs and Las Vegas,
chronic Diseases and Pispas' ol Females n
Specialty
IIOl SPRINGS 8 to 12 A. M
I. AS VKG AS Central Drugstore, 2 to til". M
OTERO Y JEAGER,
Traficantes en
AJnrits, Provisiones,
Zacate, etc., por Fleteros.
G-TT A. JD A.Xj A. J" A-IEfc-A.,
I omliKln lo Lincoln, New Mexico.
J. Fit AN (JO CI! A VES,
Attorney at Lsuv
ALtltlOU KH'jt'E, - - - - VKW MEXICO
5!. SALAZAIÍ.
ATO It .v ; 1'- A T- I j A 17.
LasVeoas
New Mkxh o
AriiitinlHlrntor'n .'llcc
Notice is hcivl giren that the Hon Proliatt
Court in and lor the comity 01 San Miguel, anil
Terriiui y of New Mexico, has appointed tl'C un
dersigned udminixtriilór I the enlate ol Frank
;tmiinin, iieeeascd. All persons indeliled P
mud esl.iti; will make immediate settlement ;
flinf all pirsons hnvinif elnims ajjninst mild e
tatu will proscnt them wiihin twelve niontin.
. M. BIU'NMV ILK,
H;."i-ly Ailininiittrutor.
t.an Venas, N. M ., Feb. "Hi, ISSn.
foic sam:.
A tlrnt-elaKS xtoek raneh at Canoncito, near
thn Conchos. Good water lacililies, (rood
limine with hU roonn, stable, (rood well, eic.
AtfijodtitU will re given. For part oiilavs
enquire . f 90-lm MUS. Y Küll .
Xollee to t'oiilrnrtorn,
Sraled bids will bn received nn to8 o'clock p.
in., December Dili, láo, by the Las Vega Ho.
tH 'Old imnrovementCo fir the biiildl gof the
miperm picture ol !tho American Hotel, to b
three st-iries. high, built ol b Ick. Plana and
apoi lllefttlona chii be feen at the odice of lhe
architect Chan. Wheeloek. A II bids to bo ad
dresfPdt iGeo J. Diukel, aecretary. I.as Ve
(tas. N. M. Tho rlirht Id teserved to reject any
or all bids. Uy order oí the board or d.rcrors.
CHAS. BLANCHAUD, Pre-.
lu Tfi, K. M., íííTíHiOor Mu Hi), m
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Sacrctary of State Denies
Having Information of
the i'h in ese Tieaty.
ííf
T.ie Sen-York liitlitfrilies Will
Prevent the Playing of
the Passioii Play.""
James F,. Catch Elected Initcri
Stales Senator from '
Alaban
Five
i in Tennessee Iie
FVoinri4ison Taken by
Mistake.
Post-Qflloe Eeport.
Washington, Nov. 23. The annual
report ofthu Postmaster General pre
sents an amount of statistical inlbr-
naiiou concerning the operations ot
i he department, which has already
been published in abstracts of report
from hi subordinate officers. AttffnSjt
tentiou is invited to the statement of
Asst Postmaster General Bradv'J
respecting state service transpor
lion and last year's deficiency. In
careful consideration to have restrict-
ed postal service, ?Wre tT-," "twyMinl religious circles. Iu speafc
tions of 79 and inadequate to the '
wants of the people, he has carefu.ly
revised the esfi unites of Gen. Brady
for the uext fiscal year's mail trans
portation in all its brandies and ap
proves all as being in accordance
with appropriations, is recommended
for continuance of special mail facili-
'ics on railroads, such as extra trains
with mails only and acceleration to
regular trains carrying mails which
people have enjoyed for several years
paht. It is not doiiDted that regular
and frequent mail steamship commu
nication with Mexican, Central and
South American and trans-Paciiic
ports would jji'ove important auxiliar
ies to American commerce and I
think it would be a wise measure of
public policy to encourage by appro
prime legislation the establishment
by our owu citizens, of American
lines of steamers to such of said ports
as will In the judgement ol congress
promote our commercial interests. 1
ihink it would be a wise measure to
amend lhe general law on the subject
so as to authorize the payment by lhe
Postmaster General of just and reas
onable compensation wiihin a pre
scribed maximum limit and commen
surate with the iniDortauce of service
performed, to such Hues 'of American
steamers as may be employed under a
contract with the department in
transporting mails to Mexican, South
and Central American and traas-I'a-cilic
ports. Money order system con
tinues to grow in popular favor. The
Superintendent of the system suggests
a plan for the reduction ot fees which
seems very feasible and which is com
mended to lhe attention of congress,
(lis plan is to reduce lhe lee for mon
ey orders not exceeding $0 to 5 cents
and extend the máximum limit of an
order from 4ó9 to s?1(jO, so that the
increased commissions received for
large orders may ollVet the loss re
sulting from reduced fee for small or
de s. Foreign money order lnisiuess
and letter carrier system is iu a high
ly satisfactory condition.
Land Question Settled.
Washington, D. C, Nov, '23. -The
commissioner of (he general land of
lice to-day rendered a final decision
in a long pendingca cot Rancho Baca
vs, Santoy Mon icio, scven-t welfihs of
which arc owlicd by Senator Jones
and C. C. linker, and the remainder
by the original grantees. The novel
question presented to Commissioner
Williamson was whether he had juris
diction to dictate a selection of the
quality of the land confirmed on,
wiihin a designated boundrv, in a
case like this where the owners could
not agree upon a selection. He de
cided that he has jurisdiction, holding
that tinder a decisi n of the supreme
court upon a proper construction of
mi net of July 1st 1861, the making of
such sect ions by the owners of a grant
is not. a right but only a privilege
given by the gene rosily of lhe gov
eminent, in cases where they confi'm
and agree upon a selection. lie then
proceeded to order the excels of 822
acres to he thrown off from the eastern
portion of the tract commenciusr ai
the fttrthcubt corner of tho uridicitd
possession the part of the area thus
registered as adj iccut to the town of
Santa Mouico. The decision is favor
able to Jone? and Baker.
Hay's Say.
Washington, Nov. 23. -Col. John
Hay assistant secietary of state, now
actmg secretary, during Secretary Ev
ans' absence, authorizes as positive
and sweeping contradiction of all the
despatches purporting to give the
gi neral terms oi the new Chinese
treaty upon the authority of informa
tion alleged to have been received
by the state department, lie says the
state department has not placed any
information as to the purport of the
treaty, which is said to be signed, and
that although of course, it may be
safely assumed, to be in accordence
with the commissioners intentions in
other statements purporting tí be tel
egraphed from Washingten concern
ing it, is merely imaginary. Your
correspouuent is also enabled to say
that it is in the highest degree im
probable. that any such detailed stip
ulations as those imagined by San
Francisco could come from a part ot
the treaty, for the commissioners in
structions contemplated ouly clearing
the way for legislative action by congress.
A Miraculous Sermon.
ew
York. Nov. 23.-ltev.
Dr
JlAkf. a well known evangelist clerg-
of lhe Episcopal church, preach
ed a sermon Sunday evening which
attracts much attention in leading lit-
i te-oí' reputed miracles at Lourdes,
France, lie said, no one dares attempt
to deny that multitudes .ot cures took
place there. ' The lame leaped, The
deaf heard, The blind saw. It will
never do in this generation to deny
this authenticated fact. The Doctor
related w'hat he himself had seen
.there in evidence of genuineness of
the cures which be declared were the
effect of simple, unquestionable faith.
Call the Romish svstem what
you
will, said he, a half trulh. or
trulh
wholly overladen with error, here
nevertheless are the facts. The Rom
an Catholic church is wise abovo all
other "societies of believers. I do not
find it in any heart to impugn their
tyóíivesfind in my puny impatience
I am striving to attain to the same re
sult. Effeot of cold on tho Market.
New York,, November 28. The
Commcrci'il Bulletin says the weath
er is playing into the hands of the
bulls on stock exchange, produce ex
change and cotton exchange. The
sudden freezing up of the state caunls
catchiiiL' some 10.000.000 bushels of
grain of all kinds in the ice, which
cas caused wheat to advance from $1,
23 1 -'2 to .fi 1.28 1-1. The despatches
from Buffalo say the ice is four inches
thick and boatmen say the closing is
filial for the season. Accounts from
Syracuse, however, indicate hope of
opening the canal tor sonic distance
as an ice boat has been sent to break
up the ici'. At most some six million
bushels wil! be eraccd from the supply
until May next, but with nn enonnou-
stock iu the interior and still a large
visable supply remaining after this
deduction the effect of this surprise
noon tho lírico can hardly be expect
ed to prove permanent.
About Alaska.
Chicago, November 23. The Inter
Ocean's suggestion is delicately given
out at Washington, that it might bi
well for the government to get rid of
A sakti bv easing it. It might he as
well for Ih'; Government not to re
store slavery under such u guise. In
the Seal Fur Isles that is what has
practically been done and niistakable
Ahites permitted to sell what they
have for sale only to t commercial
eomnauy, and supplied with what
they want of lhat company. Only
tlnv are put in a condition to he an
completely robbed of all the fruits of
their laboras they were under slave
owners. Tho last, case of the remain
der of Alaska territory signifies the
extension merely of (he disgraceful
state of affairs.
Shot in the Mouth.
Denver, Nov. '23. -The News Lead
villc special says of lhe shooting this
afternoon. Liunb ami Duggan were
in their sleighs and collided. Af er
some words Lamb drew bis revolver
and pointed at Duggan telling him to
pull bask. The latter did so saying
"you have the drop on mo this timo "
and stepping back behind his sleigh
pulled his revolver and shot Lamb in
the mottth, killing him almost instantly
Duggan then gave himself up. Lamb
was a saloon keeper and Duggan
it X'Ctty roaribul
May Produce Important Results.
Washington, D, C , November 23.
It is stated that Secretary Thomp
son in his forthcoming annual report
will express the opinion lhat Com
modore Shufeldt's missiou lo Corea
may yet produce impoitant results.
He has succeeded in removing most,
if not all the irritation caused by the
trouble when the Shenandoah was
there some years ago. Kffbris will be
continued to have the ports of that
countiy opened to tho world. The
Coreaus already buy many American
goods, preferring them to the Euro
pean and obtaining tho u throng Ja
pan. Poor Whittaker.
New York, Nov. 23. Tho Herald
reports a conversation with Officer
Conrad of the West l'oinr Academy,
as lo the effect of the petitions now
circulating, requesting the President
to restore Cadet Whittaker to his
former place and allow him lo gradu
ate an officer, said, while the Presi
dent can send the Cadet back to West
Point as often as he pleased, he cau
not graduate him. No member ot
the present board could or would
sign Whitt&ker's diploma. He has
conspicuously failed after repeated
attempts to pass the examination.
Fraads.
Cincinnati, O., Novembor 23. A
s arlling forgery and land frauds were
discovered and A. TiiUh, Jacob Nine
and M. Golderick wore arrested and
indicted. Tullís, who is a lawyer, has
been making deeds to the lands of Mc
Golderick in Iowa, Tennessee, Mis
souri and Illinois, which land was
owned by the executrix of the es
tate of Jeremiah Tullis. who died
two years ago. The deeds were dat
ed a year or two before his death.
McGoldericks would deed laud to
another parly and it would be sold to
innocent victims. Ten thousand
acres have been sovrans ferred iu lhe
vicinity of Ft. Dodge, Iowa.
Not Dead.
Washington, Noy. 23. A paragraph
ias been going the rounds of the
newspapers to lhe effect that John A.
Sulti r, the discoverer of o()id iii Cal
ifornia, who died in Washington re
cently was hurried beside th" grave
of his wife in Marwin cemetery in
Lilz, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Suiter has
written to this city saying that she if
not dead and presses Gen. Suiter's
claim for $50.000 before congress lor
payment.
Versus the Passion Play.
New lork, Nov. 23. 'i he board of
aldermen adopted resolutions con
demning the production of the Pas
sion play and calling on the corpora
lion attorney for an opinion whether
existing laws arc sufficient to prevent
its introduction and if not what pow
er ihey had to prohibit plays. If they
had none ho was instructed to prepare
au ordinance covering the case. Al
derman Marshall alone opposed the
resolution.
The Strikers.
Manchester, November 23. The ag
itation for advanced wages in Lancas
hire was renewed at a meeting of the
representatives of weavers at lilack
burn. Resolutions were passed offer
ing that improvement has taken place
in the cotton trade and expressing
hope lhat the employers would now
give the promised increase.
Terrible Mistake
Kno.will, Nov. 23. -At a rercption
of Gov. Howbell and wife at Ihe resi
dence of the brid'-s father here near
Kingston, aseuic was taken by mis
take for ioda. Five persons died
from the effects and about thirty per
sons made seriously ill.
Shot.
Dead wood, D. T November '3.
J. A, I logan shot, ano fatally wound
ed Dan Falvey, a miner, in Central
Cily Ibis forenoon. A mob got alter
llogau intending to lynch him but
finally surrendered him over to Ihe
sheriff.
Elected Senator.
Montgomery, November '23. In tho
Alabama legislature to-day James L.
Fatch received the unanimous vote of
the senate and house for U. S. Sena
tor. The two houses meets in joint
session to-morrow to declare the rc
sull. Anti Whiskey.
Boston, November 23. The stock
holders of lhe Old Colony railroad to
day directed its officers to en ploy no
person he eatter who uso intoxicants.
This is to prevent accidents on the
road.
Burned.
Pittsburg, November 23. Tho Print
ing establishment of Hoslettcr &
Smith Bitters manufactory burned to
day. Lou $0,000. luiured.
Serious Accident.
St. Paul. Miuu., November 23. Il
is reported that a serious accident
happened to the construction train on
the Hastings Sc Dakota railroad.
Four men were killed and two injured.
No names or particulars yet.
The Blockade Continues.
Albany, N. Y., November 22. The
advices from points aloug the canal
state that the blockade continues and
that the present outlook is not favor
able. The weather is moderating
slightly.
liapliwt KiiiMltiy Krliool
ruetit.
Fntcrtnln-
The following is the programme of
the Jiaptist Sunday school entertain
meut to be given at Baca ball on Wed
nesday eveneng: Anttoch. Pr;ycr
and chorus. Old Man's Darling, or
Young Mau's Slave. My Redeemer.
Madam Madcap. Before and After
Marriage. Solo. Alexander and the
Robber. Duett. Chatterbox, Solo.
Filer Boy. Solo. San Dolphin. Wrile
Mo a Letter from Home. Lost Pan
taloons. Yankee Lover. Parlor
Drama. Blind Girl. Judge and Wit
ness Gipsy Countess. New Church
Organ. Jedediah. Comity School
Superintendent and Arkansas School
Teacher. Temperauce Sn .
--
A parly of serenaders gathered in
front, of the National Hotel Monday
night to give Tom Gartrell and his
bride Mrs. Starbird, the benefit
of a charivari. It so happeud that a
a newly married couple from In
diana were stopping at the hotel,
Gartrell and Mrs. G. having gone to
the Springs, and after the llooiicr
bridal party, through t e bridegroom
had made the proper acknowledg
ment, he was informed that it was a
vase of misplaced confidence.
Geo. A. Slaley arrived from ihe
east a few days since with a shipment
of fat hogs for Bell & Craig of this
city. The day following his brother
C. C. Staley, a correspondent for an
eastern paper arrived iu town. Neith
er knew of the others presence in
town and had not seen each other for
four years.
The co'ored portion of the popu
lation will hold a Garfield party at
Odd Fellows hall on thanksgiving
evening. Dick Ilizcr, the scalper of
Victorio's son, has charge of the ex
ercises which will consist of a. genu
ine, old fashioned plantation break
down. WANTED
ANTEDA Bitua ion as clerk. Satisftic
tion guaranteed. Apply at thiaollice.
1'8-tr.
w
f AX I ED A pirl to do irenorid housework.
V V Apply lor Information at. this otlie. 107 :ll
WANTED A Rood engineer
engine. Entuiro it t T. !.-r
s ore on the plaza.
to run a mill
ii -to ft son's
tf.
w
ANTED. -One or two i'ur-iislied rooms
lor a lady. Enquire at this ollice.
FOR SALE.
noit UEXT Ono front room
P Ilrnnswick's store hy A. Dold.
west or M
K7-tr.
I 'OU SALE- A lot of cluirs, buffalo robes,
1 iwe double el ol Harness. Inquire ol A
Dold. 87-tr.
IX) II SALI'., Toree llrst-elass lots in the new
I town, on the hill adjoining Ihe residence of
I . W . Love on the south . H.ist Location in the
city. Apply to A. J. Houghton. 8,'itf.
1 ,1UU SALE. A good saddle horse, by Mrs
U Desmuráis.
I IMK EOlt SALE. liv Moore & Hull', at the
ji Hot Springs. Leave orders atllerberl &
Co's drug store, on the plaza
rOlt SA LE. l()(i head or entt'e
For further
V nilormallor
uiiplv to .Infla Uros., Liis c-
ins, and A
Nelison & Co., Anton Chico, N. M.
ÍTOU SAI.E--A good sixteen horse powei
JL ileum engine, all in running order and
larpo enough to run a flour mill. Any person
dctiinng lo see it running can do so niiy day at
my pinning null at I.us vegas. Apply lor
terms t JOHN II. WUUTEN.
:ti)-tf
Dissolution A'oltre'
Notice is hereby given that tho tlrm doing
business under the name and stylo of Hell A
C rtan in Las Vrgas, X. M., i-tills day disolv
ed by mutual con-ent, W. .1. Curtail having
sold his interest in said store to T. 1'. Craig.
The new linn, of liell, Craig &Co. , will assume
all liabilities ai d collect all debts due the
rormer firm ofllell & Curtan,
l.as Veges, Nov. l'.ith, Is).
II. C. nELL,
W.J. CAIMAN.
BACA HALL FOU UEXT. The proprietor
wishing to remove his residence will rent
Itaca Hall for the coming season, or will sell It
for a reasonable price. The hall Is tho best In
tho Territory and is provided with a stugo ami
complete scenery. Address,
AX IONIO JOSE BACA
Las Vegas, N. M.
TOST Two large Mack hogs, One a sow, has
Ja se ir In the right shoulder made by a cut
with an ax, two bills In right ear. One. a large
b rn.w lately castrated wilh a crop off of the
1c it ear and a slit in it and a slit in the right
ear. A liberal rewa.d will be paid for in for
mutlon leading to tho iccovery of tho sume.
Leave word al Lockhnrt A Co'g fui nitiiro store.
I'i7-U':
A. . Andrews c& Co.,
híiíikIi Ave.. 1 bicBiro.
i'.iilav,..l Tii. a ...............
si i.urL'csi .Man no rs n ine worm ol
t kji.nuu. ucaao a.uA ajjjhi abusi
I w e continue to make tne celebrated
sdovrtail "Triumph" desk
Centen'l A Paris first awards!
Also 6o kinds of Globes ; k
.kinds of Klackbonnli patent I
Du.tlo. Erasers, Kindtrgartea
MuttrMl, Map, Chart, !t
LAt vk;.s nu.i.KiiK.
Special Claat in
SPANISH,
FKOM .-.:r,0TOfi:.",0 P. M.
APPLY AT .THE COLLKUE.
POR SALE,
WOOD! WOOD I WOOD!
101 cords of wood at. I..V) i.f-r load. For fur
ther information apply ot this otlicc. George
los, a Kent.
COAL! COAL! COAL!
Delivered at $7 per ton. Leave orders at
Lockhnrt & L'o's hardware sture, or at their
pinion null otlicc. (.ieorgc Koss, apent.
It. ELLIS.
sh;n and ornamental
PAINTER.
We pet up Sitfns on the shortest notice ! la
thn latest, style, both jil iin and Taney.
LA VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
lyjcCAEFHKY & t.EIIERTT,
fames Gebcrly, Ed. McCaffrey.
PLASTERERS AND BUILDERS
Will attend to all contracts promptly both i'
city and country. Give ns a call and
try our work.
LAS VEGAS, - - NEW MEXICO.
E. H. SKIPWITH
7
Physician & Surgeon,
Office over Herbert's
the Plaza.
Drug Store on
HOPPBE BEOS,,
Dealers In
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
CLOTHING, BOOTS A SHOES.
Produce a Specialty. Orders nllod on short no
tice . Proprietors ol the
Mmonico Restaurant.
East Las Vesas.N. M.
C. F. MASTSOFF,
Contractor and Builder
Las Yogas, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and
S..n Marcial.
W. G. Ward,
Contractor and Buildr.e
LAS VEGAS, N. M.
W. H. WHITELAW
Attorney at Law,
Will attend to all legal business promptly,
Center Street, East La Vegas, New Mexico.
179-d.
rcyv3r isr. lucero,
Manufacturer of
MEXICAN JEWELRY
LAS VEGAS, - - - N. M
In Uomero Building, East Side of the I'lazu.
W. Steele,
JUSTICE OF TIIE I'EACE for Precinct No.
!!(, East Las Vegas.
Ural Estate, Collecting Agent and Convey
ancer. Deeda, Mortgages and Just ices' Klunks loi
tile.
Ollice on the hill between the old :iud new
'owns.
B ii E W E R Y S A L O 0 A
ALBERT &.HERBER, Proprietors.
Opposite Jaffa Bros., East Side.
Fresh Beer always ou Draught. Also
Fine Cigars and Whiskey.
Lunch Counter in Con
nection HOWISON & FABIAN,
General Comm'n Merchants
ANi) SALESMEN FOU
HITS 3 3 ,
Offica East side I!. II. Ave., opposite Browns A
Manzanares.
JNO. F. BOS'TWICK.
P. O, LY DON
DOSTWICK & LYDON
Attornoys-nt-Xiaw.
Oflice at Exchange Hotel IJtiildinjj.
Las Vegas, N. 51.
OTERO & JEAGER,
Dnalcn In
groceriesprovisions,
Com, Hay and Forage.
Lincoln, County,
BIn Mexico.
Alex. McLean. Kobt. McLean . Jos. McLean.
McLean. Bros.,
Contractor? and Builders.
All kinds of Mason Work. Fin
Plastering a Specialty. Contract
taken iu any Part of the Territory.
Las VegaíjN. 5Í.
ALFRED B. HAGER,
ATTOENBY AJ.' Xj.A.'W
. Dold'sBuildln.
LAS VEGAS, N. JM
BIBLES! BIBLES! BIBLES!
Of everv kind and style, at Rev. 1). W. Cl
IVe's. English anil Spanish, or In any other
language, for le cheap or given away.
M. MATTIIIKSOM,
u'"rlfl uleM"wnn, it. u. a. lor w
I Mexleo an Arltowa.